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Wildlife Audit Wildlife Audit System System JG du Toit January 2012

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Wildlife Audit System. JG du Toit. January 2012. Who do we represent. Wildlife Industry Trust Open platform created between the private sector & government SAPS – Green Falcons SARS Medicines Control Council. Legal requirements. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Wildlife Audit Wildlife Audit SystemSystem

JG du Toit JG du Toit January 2012January 2012

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Who do we representWho do we represent

• Wildlife Industry Trust– Open platform created between the private sector

& government

• SAPS – Green Falcons• SARS•Medicines Control Council

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Legal requirementsLegal requirements

The National Environmental Biodiversity Act (NEMBA) instructs the South African National

Biodiversity Institute (SANBI) to “collect, generate, process, coordinate and disseminate information about biodiversity

and the sustainable use of indigenous biological resources, and establish and

maintain databases in this regard”

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ProblemProblem

Nature conservation, Agriculture & Veterinary services

are spread over 9 provinces, giving a total of 27 bodies that must

communicate with the private sector involved with wildlife

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9 Provinces

Currently: Data Reporting in Currently: Data Reporting in WildlifeWildlife

DEATDept of Environment & Tourism

DEATDept of Environment & Tourism

DoADept of Agriculture

DoADept of Agriculture

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Proposed: Data Reporting in Proposed: Data Reporting in WildlifeWildlife

DEATDept of Environment & Tourism

DEATDept of Environment & Tourism

DoADept of Agriculture

DoADept of Agriculture

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Examples from Examples from DatabaseDatabase

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White Rhino/ProvinceWhite Rhino/Province

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PoachingPoaching

HuntingHunting

White Rhino: Hunting vs White Rhino: Hunting vs PoachingPoaching

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Drug Register: M99 Use Drug Register: M99 Use VariationVariation

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White Rhino: Average White Rhino: Average Auction PriceAuction Price

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Rhino: Effect of Horn SalesRhino: Effect of Horn Sales

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Databases neededDatabases needed

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Types of Databases neededTypes of Databases needed

• Department of Agriculture– Disease database– Locality and census database– DNA database– Translocation database– Drug register

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Types of Databases neededTypes of Databases needed

• Department of Environmental Affairs– Locality and census database– DNA database (proof of diversity)– Translocation database– Utilisation databases• Taxidermy• Hunting• Poaching• Culling

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AdvantagesAdvantages

• No cost– Sponsored by SAB

• Self-administration– No data capture costs

• Collective data can be used in management & decision making

• Concept accepted by other Government Departments

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Additional value of DNAAdditional value of DNA

• Traceability of individual animals• Inbreeding status• Parentage

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Databases paid/populatedDatabases paid/populated

• Census• Drug register• Hunting• Poaching• Wildlife Translocation• DNA

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Why can farmers not use Why can farmers not use DNA?DNA?

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Proposal:Proposal:Enforce Databases Enforce Databases

LegallyLegally

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